Lesson 5.2.6

Look at all the different places where you can plant and grow things!

​Summarize Reading
In previous lessons, you learned that when you summarize your reading, you paraphrase or restate the most important parts of the story in your own words.

​A linking verb is a word that connects a subject to another word that describes or gives more information about the subject. Remember, the subject is the person, place, or thing the sentence is about.
For example: Bob is tired.
The word “is” is a linking verb because it links Bob to how he is feeling.

Watch the video on the next slide on Linking Verbs.

​Use what you learned in today's lesson to improve your biography.

You can use the ARMS and CUPS checklists to revise and edit your work.

Your learning coach should help you make revisions and edits.

You should also check your gradebook for feedback from your teacher on your rough draft to help with the revising process.

Enjoy your weekend!